Economists raise the odds of a recession in Europe and the United States
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Violent hikes in interest rates and worries about energy supplies in Europe have made the outlook worse.
As economists warned ahead of the G7 summit that begins this weekend in Bavaria, the risks of the United States and Europe falling into recession have increased dramatically. Speaking to the Financial Times, economists on both sides
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